Re: [Ganglia-general] ganglia hacked?

On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 09:27, Yu Fu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > > Today I found a strange host ns1.mdfd.or.charter.com appeared for a > while in one of the groups in our ganglia. Ganglia only recored its last > heartbeat time and no any other information about it. We never > configured

[Ganglia-general] ganglia hacked?

Hi there, Today I found a strange host ns1.mdfd.or.charter.com appeared for a while in one of the groups in our ganglia. Ganglia only recored its last heartbeat time and no any other information about it. We never configured this alien host in our ganglia at all. Is this a sign that our gangli

[Ganglia-general] metric name and spoofed metrics

(sorry if this is a duplicate. I sent it yesterday but I haven't seen it come back yet, nor has it shown up in the mailing list archives on sourceforge) Hi, I backported the spoofing patches to my 3.1.1 build (I also check this against trunk to make sure I hadn't missed something) in order to p

[Ganglia-general] metric name and spoofed metrics

Hi, I backported the spoofing patches to my 3.1.1 build (I also check this against trunk to make sure I hadn't missed something) in order to play with python DSO and spoofing. I ran into a question. If you have the same metric for a bunch of different hosts, just with different SPOOF_HOST, then

Re: [Ganglia-general] possible ganglia setup without proxies in computing cloud?

Bernard and all, Thanks for your helpful suggestion! I've tried to run gmond on different ports on a single server and it does work. But could there be any chances of step further -- I mean, each client sends out UDP packets with same, or different cluster name included; the single server ru